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The Publisher speaks: Courage
What is courage? By Joan E. (Watler) Wilson I believe courage is one’s self looking out over the world and recognising a challenge which could be anything. For instance, Neil Armstrong looking at the moon and saying he wanted to…
The Editor speaks: Immigration
My wife, Joan and her helper had to go to our Immigration Department last Monday (17) just to pay for the helper’s annual work permit fee. That was all. Joan is 84 years old. She told me the Immigration Hall…
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The Editor speaks: Hip Hop is NOT music
I love all genres of music except Hip Hop. I loath Hip Hop. I can find nothing that I like at all that is Hip Hop. My favourite genre is Country followed by Easy Listening and Gospel. I listen every…
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OPINION: 12-14: ALBA-TCP summit begins in Havana
By Jolly Green Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and other leaders arrive in Cuba to attend the Summit of the Bolivarian Alliance of the Peoples of Our America (ALBA). The Alba was created 14 years ago on December 14, 2004, by…
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How Russian provocation backfired in the Caribbean
By Stephen Bryen From ASIA TIMES Russia’s President Vladimir Putin is a well-known provocateur. He plays his weak hand by carrying out outrageous stunts that are both dangerous and costly. They are dangerous because a fast-flying jet fighter buzzing a…
Caribbean Israel Coalition: A partner in United Nations Sustainable Development?
From GodFather Politics By Rebecca Theodore, Director of North American Affairs for the Caribbean Israel Coalition Since the introduction of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals nearly three years ago, the smaller states of the Caribbean region have been searching…
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OPINION: Rastafarians in Saint Vincent can you trust this man?
By Jolly Green CanSaint Vincent’s Rastafarians trust a man that states such things as“we will hunt them down until they exist no more” “those ragamuffins in the hills” while we all know when venomously said he was referring to Rastafarian…
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The Editor speaks: It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas Everywhere you go Take a look at the roundabouts Lit up once again With candy canes and silver lanes aglow It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas Toys in every store…
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The Editor speaks: Police, prosecutors and animals
Here in the Cayman Islands and going back two years ago, a third horse was found sexually assaulted at the Equestrian Centre. One of the previous horses (a pony) had to be euthanized’ Where are the police on finding the…
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Cayman Islands: Save Barkers Beach
Save Barkers Beach started this petition to Cayman Islands Government Our beloved Barkers Beach in West Bay is under an environmental threat! An application for a coastal works license was advertised in a recent newspaper issue on behalf of Adventure in Taste…
